Impact of Decentralization on Sustainable Development of the Newly Created Amalgamated Territorial Communities in the Regions of Ukraine

Impact of Decentralization on Sustainable Development of the Newly Created Amalgamated Territorial Communities in the Regions of Ukraine
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权力下放对乌克兰地区新成立的合并领土社区可持续发展的影响

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10.14207/ejsd.2020.v9n1p19
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2020
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Iaroslav Burko
Iaroslav Burko
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R. Halhash;I. Semenenko;Y. Bilous;Iaroslav Burko

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